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few days ago settled the question OF guardianship
OF the daughter OF the late Patrick and Anna To-
PIN ApPnc e naa 0ee2 maos Iof guaroiansnip
him giving him the custody OF the child and the
management Of her property until she reached
died. The evidence showed that the mother had
been twice or three times In the insane
asylum for treatment prior to making the deed,
and was otherwise unfit mentally to make valid
disposition OF the child or Its property The court
thereupon set aside the appointment OF johnson
as guardian and directed the appointment OF
VIM. Tobin, OF New York, half brother
RANGE OF THE THERMoMRrRR--The following
We're the readings at the signal once to-day: a.
m, "a; Bpm, 81: maximum OIL; minimum, 20
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CONTEMPLATING II. R1ST1CS.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-THE Bulgarian refu-
gees In Russia have sent congratulations to NJ.
Rustics, the new Servian prime minister on the
trtumphs OF the Slav cause In Servta
BIG FIRE AT KIEFF.
KEFF, June 17-An extensive paper factory
here was destroyed by IRE during the night, In
volving loss Of $3.50, 600.
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The Maryland Agricultural College.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT THE COLLEGE LAST
EVENING.
The regular commencement exercises Of the
Maryland Agricultural college took place last eve.
ming at the college. The annual ball, which wound
up the exercises was most enjoyable
anair. Guests were present from Wash
ington, Baltimore and other portions OF
Maryland. At the request Of the students, ex-
President Smith held a reception, at which he
delivered an address In which he reviewed
the steady growth OF the institution for
the past four years. He said that owing
to the fact that last year the curriculum and
course OF study were changed the college this year
had no graduates to honor, but Its prospects were
lions OF the students expressing their appreciation
OF his paternal cares and uniform Kindness over
them during bis fncumbency of the presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-17

THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY to-day ap-
pointed Charles 7. Martin, storekeeper and gauger
at EaSley, S. C.
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Dentists Recognized a. Doctors.
THE ACTION OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The resolution adopted by the American Medical
Association at the chicago meeting in reference
dentists is as follows:
Resoloed, That the regular graduates OF such
dental and oral schools and colleges as require OF
their students astandard OF preliminary or general
education and q term Of professional study equal
to the best class OF the medical colleges OF this
country, and embrace In their curriculum all the
fundamental brancheSOf medicine, Offering chief
ly by substituting practical and clinical tnStruc-
ton in dental and oral medicine and surgery,
general medicine and surgery, be recognized as
members OF the regular profession OF medicine,
and eligible to membership In this association, on
the same conditions and subject to the same regu-
lations as other members
CANADIANS OPPOSED 10 COMMERCIAL UNION
After long debate on the trade relations OF Cana
da with Great Britain and the United states at the
Toronto Chamber OF Commerce last night, deCis-
ion was arrived at that commercial union with
the United states would not be in the interest OF
Canada The meeting was filled with members
closely identi1ed with the manufacturing indus
tries OF Canada, who carried the resolutions.
An ERIE LAwYxR DRowNHD.-SamuelL L. ellison,
q leading member Of the Erie County, Pa, bar, was
drowned In singular way Thursday. Mr.. ellison
had gone out fishing in Erie Bay, and while heav-
fn1 the anchor the boat gave 1urch and the un-
fortunate man was carried overheard and held
down by the anchor. The body was recovered but
life was quite extinct. Mr.. ellison had upward OF
S15, 900 OF life insurance which would have expired
In less than two hours from the time OF the acct
dent. He was appointed under this administra-
lion agent OF the Fort Peck, Montana, agency
nom which he resigned shortly afterWard to re.
sumo his practice In Erie.
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Are They Munlmt4ied AZtecs3
STRANGE DISCOVERY BY MINERS IN A TOMB IN NEW

STRANGE DISCOVERY BY MINERS IN 4 TOMB IN NEW
MEXICO.
A special to the N. Y. World from San Francisco
June ii, says: There is stir In scientific circles
over the advent OF flvemummtfled Aztecs supposed
to have been buried six hundred years. The group
comprises two men, two women and child. They
were discovered some months ago by two miners,
Dasty and Morris, in Theoretically sealed cave in
the canyon OF the CHA River on the boundary line
prospecting and noticed place closed by human
hands. They questioned the Indians, who de-
clined to give any information and were opposed
to any exploration. Watching their chances the
Huge b0ulderS bound by excellent cement, had to
be pr1ed out, OF place. search for treasures was
unsuccessful, but twenty feet from the mouth of
the cave they found an Aztec mummy in a sitting
posture, the legs bent up after the custom OF the
race The hands were folded over the breast
In the posture OF alteration, facing to-
ward the east. further search revealed
other bodies. A mother and child were nesting
together In loving embrace. The bodies were re-
moved to this city. They are In excellent preser-
mummtfed naturally. The skin Is tanned. The
women retain their long, flowing stlken hair
Measurements by DR.. PaOlo de vecchi, Of Turin
University, and Dr.. c. NJ. Richter of Berlin, made
Aztecs, and the general appearance and mode OF
burial and the surroundings identity the num-
mics With the ancient race. The bodies were Gov.
cred with highly -colOrod clothes, which crumbled
on exposure. Three kinds were saved, two OF a
coarse material and one deep blue, woven In dia-
mond shapes. No implements or utensils were
found. All the consulS here and many scientific
men Inspected the mummfes yesterday. Among
those present were Henry A. Ward, OF Rochester,
n: y; Kate :, : Field, New York: Dr.: Hardness.
conte, Dr.. Bazet, Dr. Hescit, Historian Bancroft,
Jn0. I. Gran and Edward Lewis
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THE PRESIDENT has appointed A. D. Dun, OF
Phoenix, Ariz., to be register Of the land Office at
Tucson, AriZ,
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Death OF DIR. r.. ID. Hitchcock.

LONDON, June I7.-Mr. Jas. G. Blaine and the
members OF his family who accompany him on his
trip 10 Europe reached London this afternoon.
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8. 8. Ossipee sailed from Hampton Roads last even
Ing 20 join the North Atlantic squadron at New
Haven
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LOOKS LIKE AN EXPLOSIVE.

British Customs Officers Find a Suspf.
ciOus Substance In an Americans
Baggage.
DUBLIN, June 1.-THE customs authorities in
examining the baggage Of the passengers Of the
steamer Adriatic, from New York, had their sus-
picions aroused regarding the contents OF wooden
box belonging to passenger named Peter Coy.
In it were found a number OF packages which con-
tanned substance that looked, the officers
thought, like an explosive 1t was decided, there
fore, TO arrest Coy and hold him pending an
analysis OF the contents OF the packages.
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LIEUT.. Cor. HENRY N. LAzELLE, 2Sd infantry, has
assumed his new duties In charge OF the Rebellion
War Records ONCE.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, June Ia. - DR.. Roswell
Dwight Hitchcock, president OF the Union Theo-
logical Seminary OF New York, died at South Som
erSet last night.
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MR.. CoRCoRAN's HRALTH.-Mr. CorcOran was Sit
ting up to-day, and is holding his own very well
Preparations are being made for hts departure for
White Sulphur Springs, at about the end OF q
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A Question Of Through Tickets.

"A question OF ThrOugh TtCket0s
THE HEARING BEFORE THE INTERSTATE CoNNIRCH
COMMISSION TO-DAY.
The complaint Of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad against the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad, for refusing to sell
through tickets over the compliments road unless
the latter would agree not to pay commissions to
agents for selling its tickets was heard before the
vOlved was the same as that considered yesterday.
Mr.: Brown appeared for the complainant and
substantially reiterated his argument OF yester-
day, that under the law the New York Central
had no right to Shut out the Chicago, Rock Island
ana Pacific from the privileges OF exchange OF
the New York Central, maintained that It was
question over which the Commission had no
Jurisdiction. He held that there was no power
under the law to compel his road to sell tickets
over the cOmpla1nantS route.
Several witnesses were examined briefly as to
the effects OF the commission system. The hear
ing was concluded and the Interstate Commission
Will announce its decision in the future.
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What to DO with the Flags.


10 the Editor Of THE EVENING star:
Inere nave been many comments and hot de-
Dates over the Confederate ags, and In justice to
both North ana South and the feeling Of brotherly
love actuating my pen. desire to instruct the
secretary OF War what course to pursue In order
70 get rd OF those worthy trophies and at the
time retain the friendship Of both tho Blues and
Cne Gfaya Let public sale be given and let the
aucConeer sell them to the highest bidder, and let
me proceeds OF the sale be given to the widows Of
tne heroes who captured them; and where nags
were captured by Tegimental surrenders, let the
proceeds be donated to the Confederate Soldiers
Home. TO the State to which said nags belonged
WIN start the bids for 900 on each nag, and the
Mgnest oioder takes the flag.
1do not believe In 1eopardizing our honor nor
waving any bloody shirt. But as individuals cap
tured those emblems, feel for one they belong TO
US not our Government. Sixty OF those aags were
captured Dy individuals, for which they received
medals OF honor. am one Of the number on the
medal list, and feel have more OF voice than
the secretary Of War, who never smelt burnt
Let us tried soldiers OF the North use our judy
ment, and you will read OF no such articles as you
nave Tor the last forty Eight hours.
InoSe nagS 90 not eat oats, and with the big
barn OF Pension ONCE think we can find storage
room. Let those speak who captured the flags;
not those who never ate mule meat with the hair
ons "L0NR CAvALRYMAN,"
Co. +, 5th n. Y. Cav.
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The icc:i option bill has passed both houses q
the Michigan Legislature and now goes to the govs
ernor.
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AN Ex-ARMY OFFICER CHARGED WITH LARCENY
Detectives Carter and MahOn last night arrested
ex-L1eut. OF Cavalry Henry p Schroeder and locked
him up on charge Of robbing Lieut.. Louis Ost-
helm OF the Washington barracks Of a valuable
gold watch and Chain. The articles were taken
from Osthelm's quarters at the barracks The
watch and chain were recovered by the oficers
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-,EVVA1ENU AV1dOHIII VVVkI.-
This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge Mont
gomery, Mr.. j. Med. Darlington, in his argument
for the defendant, Frederick Jennings charged
with rape, read as authority on the ways and
claiming that Solomon richly described the scene
enacted In this case In the neighborhood Of the
Baltimore and Ohio depot. Mr.. LpScomb, in re-
have been read, for Solomon had 600 concubines
whom he knew, and this man was with three
women he did not know
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The Queen Goes to Windsor.
LONDON, June 1.-THE queen arrived at Windsor
to-day. She was heartily cheered by the people
along the route. The sun is shining and the wea-
ther Is brilliant.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal reve-
nue., $457, S29; customs, $476,45O.
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ALLOWED 10 WITHDRAW HIS PLBA.-1n the Cr1mi-
man. indicted for the robbery Of August Lieb on
the 23d Of March, and who pleaded guilty few
8. P. Tustin and E. D. Wright made appeals
for him on account OF his family. Judge
Montgomery asked what he knew of the
occurrence, and he replied he was drunk at the
time and knew nothing Of it. A letter was pro-
duced written by Hudson, acknowledging that
the robbery was committed, but denying that he
thing from the man other than small sum OF
money and knife. After some discussion Hudson
guilty,
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THE PATTERN BRANCH BRIDGE.
The Board ~ Emgimeefs Make q Re.
pOrt-The work 20 Begin "a Once.

The board OF engineer oflcers appointed to con-
slider the matter OF the construction OF the East
ern Branch Bridge made their fnal report this
morning to the chief Of engineers. The report
viii not be made public until after Il has been
acted upon by the Secretary OF War but IL is
understood that the board favors going ahead
with the construction OF the bridge
without waiting for any further ap-
preparation that might be secured for
the purpose. An iron truss bridge, which
would be the most desirable, would cost more than
the appropriation, which Is only $4,000. Col.
Hams recommended the construction OF q part
truss and part trestle iron bridge without draw,
no delay In the matter, 1t is assumed that Col
Hams report or ae least it's salient features re-
celved the approval OF the board OF engineers
When the matter is finally acted upon Col. Hams,
who has charge OF the construction, win prepare
detailed plans and specifications and active ope-
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A DESERTED HUSBAND.
A Report that His Wife Has Gene OF
With . Soldier hoy.


The following advertisement appeared In TIN
Stan Of yesterday:
Ny wife Alice having LEFT my bed and board
Mtnout Just cause or provocation. hereby w1fn al
Petsns NOT 70 trust her On my account Is viii nay
no pills After this date not contracted BY myself from
sno oata w. w. CRUBAUoA.
The cause for the publication is that Mr.. Cru
oaugh, who Is an employe OF the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing, and who lived with his wife
ana ner three children BY former husband, on
New Hampshire avenue south Of washington Cir
Gle On returning TO his home on Wednesday even.
ing FOUND wife, children, and household effects all
gone Inc parties were married about four years
agH sue being MrA Alice Mi0lin, widow with
InIee children. She was at the time also en-
Raoye0 at the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
Incy We're regarded as q comparatively happy
!amiy but It Is now stated that she has been par
uai 20 ene company OF q MI. webster, with whom
Sne mas LEFT the city, having sent her children to
The man with whom she Is said to have eloped,
xn0Mn as MI. Webster, she Is said to have become
acqualnteo with during the National Drill while
on VISIT to the camp Il is said by some that he
waS member OF the Louisville Legion, and by
osn ,d o. one Of the Texan companies 1t y also
salo tnat they have since corresponded, and that
as result he returned to the city the hrst Of the
WEEK, met the woman, and she was soon ready 10
leave the city with him.
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Boston Defeats New York.
BOSTON, June 17.-Foreno0n game: Boston, 10;
New York, 8.
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JUVENILE TKMPLARs LoDGE.-Undine Temple OF
juvenile Iemplara, No. f. now numbers 81 men,
0ers. AT the regular weekly meeting last evening
az the hall 9Th and streets northeast, the good
0i-tne-order exercises included piano solos by
Emma Craft; chorus by Lolita Richardson, Eta
SayerS, Nellie Shotwen, and Lulu Bell and remarks
bH Grand SupariAtand6nt Russell
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District Government Affair.".


District Attorney Riddle has rendered an Opin-
Ion, III the special Assessment OF Wm F. HOltz-
man, that lien certificate bears interest from
thirty days after the date OF the original notice
the assessment.
THE LIQUOR SALOON NEAR SCHOOL HOUSE.
JAS. H. Mead, OF 1884 10th street northwest,
whose liquor license was suspended by the Com
missioners some days ago, until he should show
cause why 1t should not be revoked, his place
being within 400 feet OF school house. hassre-
piled to that notice. He states that the place
where ne Is now engaged in business was kept by
other persons long before school-house was built
In the neighborhood. He states that be is now
arranging for transfer Of his business to another
locality, and asks that he be not interfered with
In the meanwhile.
MISCELLANEOUS
Thee. F. Swayze, OF No. 313 Delaware avenue
n0ftheaSt, mas asked the Commissioners to abate
the nuisance caused by the occupants OF shanties
In the rear of his house.
The commissioners nave ordered that SIS be paid
from the poncemen's fund to the widow OF Offfcer
Harper for funeral expenses
Mr.. Alfred Williams, OF No. 232 North Capitol
street. protests against the erection by the C. p.
Telephone company OF poles In the alley in the
rear OF his lot and almost Immediately in front Of
1t on North Capitol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-17

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIALs
New York stock Market
The following are the opening aud 800 pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by snociL
wire to II. II. Dodge, o39 10th street:
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| PAST ASSISTANT SURGEON Geo. p. Lumsden has
] been ordered to the franklin
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

V,OR RENT-DwELLING, ELEVEN ROOMS
II with water and bath tub, 3-sory brick. rent
go yer month 1926 7tn st., between and sta
1t
I-OR RENT-A BRIcK 8 ROOMS BATH AND Gel
Il lar, els PEI month, Pennsylvania ave. cars and
herdics J ass the door, sl6 Sth ST. Sc te1T-3t'
J'oR RENT-HoCSE-HALI. WATER GAS; 713
Il l. ave-, rent, $50 Key at drug store, 7th and r
l. ave. IT.
NOR RENT-FOR THE sUMMER-COMPLETELY
u furnished house in most desirable location imme-
dlatr pu-SessiOn- zoos X st. NV 1t.
I'OR PENTHOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR
II sale OF house lO9 I'd ST. NV; eight rooms in good
order. rent low. je17-3t.
I,OR RENT-NICE BRICK HOUSE, 4I6 NJ ST. n.
II W. rooms; bath stable.
THOMAS W. FOWLER
tsi1J' 921 st. n
ltOk RENTING BRICK HOUSES-61S MASS
Il ave- ne: 10 ROOMS mod imps.. with frame stable
two horses. at $40 per month. Also IS sth St ne,
rooms mod iDlIs. At 81, per month Apply ut ONCE
of IHOS. W. SMITH. Indiana ave. and LIST st. NV.
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TOR RENT

IT 1922 18th st.. I2r. 81
LII 31st ST.. l0r- .mi52 81
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242l Pa. ave. W. 81
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foraiuu hstsppiy TO
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EOR RENT
10 lNE.L =,

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1lZl l4tn NV. lar. So.
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1914 7th 81 nv. Sr. .:
.2l5 18th n-w----.21 =,
Arthur Place n-w..1r.21.
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The MAN WHO BIT PATSY MoRGANs EAR.-Chas.
COnnors, the young man who yesterday forfeited
s. collateral for biting piece out OF Patsy Nor
Hill, In East Washington, was brought into court
to-day on an attachment. He pleaded guilty TO q
charge or ARRAY, and was given 20 days In 1atl.
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10 421 9th St &C.. Tor. s25. so
IS l544Columbis St, 7r.2S 80
70 Al and v SITS. s.w.. Or. ~ so
% 1919 T. Cap. st.. Or. 20. so
~ 606 G 81. ne, Or. 30. so
80 "a X 81. n. e., Or. .....20. 40
W x22 Mass. av. NV. 20. 50
- 1923 y. J. sv. n w., Or. .20
30 1873 9th st. NV, Or. 10. 80
50 HOP 3 81. ne. Tr.....,.lS
- ~ Defrees St. Or. 81
70 2201 Cleveland ST.. 6rl6. so
- 22D6 Cleveland st. Or. 10. 80
30 3423 Prospect st, Or. l6. 80
- 2D.}4 Sth St NV, or. Ii. 30
81 Cleveland st.. 6r.........lJ
~ {Oz L 81. n W., Or. 3
30 35S351 Mclean O. ". 3.:}O
20 200 ID 81. s.w., 4r.....I4
- 20 = ST. ne. Or. ..13. 30
- Eenton place I. e-,6r. 1880
80 3oo Mclean ave. .12
70 ia 18th Sc. = e.. 6r. 10
30 Rear 2013 n. Y. av., Ar. s
% 1908 Sd 81. s.w- 4r....-.S
p "a Jackson alley, 3r. g
- 2Oo97th SC. NV, 5r.....S
30 R'r421-23 D. s.w..4r. $50
hNER 4 CO.016 fst.nE.
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5 7l7-7l78 Goth. 7r. 90 40
D 2l2o l ST., ar. water 20. 40
D 225o Cleveland ay.. 20. 80
y : Is I'd ST.. Or, g..w. .2o.30
D 2323 I St, 6r.........,.- 20
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0 HOP 23d St, 6r...-lS 80
2 l2iS 2lst st., Or. 10. 80
D 1910 30th St, Or. Wig. .16
D Eea< 2l291 Pa. av.. Az. Is
Q Rear 2l14 L ST., 4r.......l3
0 ITO 20th ST., Or.
0 Az 18th st.. 4r......10.S0
> $50 26th St, 6r,.......l0
) PIG Va ave, 4 rA......l0
0 1908 34th ST.. 5r. .......10
D Water st.. Ct, zr.....9
D 1918 Jefferson ave-, 5r. . 81
) 14l0 31st ST., 4r..........S
D. STORES.
9 22o ls ..a, ssty;y-.-..-3-fQ
WESCOTT & WILCOX.
DOT PennsylysnIa ave. nv
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40 PAY ApvANcEs AND s1okxok
One Fl. p. Emerson Piano
One Upright Organ
PnrloY and Chamber FurnitugA
Pier and Mantal Mirroca.
Plated Ware, &c. &c,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JUNE TwEETY-FIRgT, q tn
O'CLOCK A. NJ We viii sail % our salosrooGa 66
and streets northwest the soovs eooda. 20 pav cd
vance,. storage, and charges
All parties intsrsstsd viii plsase taks notica
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A. DIVORCE GRANTED.-To-day Judge Merrtck
made decree OF divorce In the case OF Mary A. A
Lindsey against Cleuand Lindsey giving the
complainant the custody of the child. They were
married January %, 1855, and have one child
She charged that for more than three years he has
been an habitual drunkard and has treated hel
with cruelty.